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RHEUMATISM, A SEASONAL AILMENT?
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RHEUMATISM, A SEASONAL AILMENT?
HOW TO PREVENT, STOP AND TREAT THEM, SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE PAIN
HOW TO PREVENT, STOP AND TREAT THEM, SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE PAIN
We are or will all be affected one day or another by rheumatism.
They rank third among the main diseases, after cardiovascular and psychiatric conditions. In January 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the first decade of the third millennium to be the decade of bone and joint diseases. Children, adults, seniors... hardly escape it: our schoolchildren are already affected by it while, from the age of eighteen, half of French people suffer from back pain and later they bow down to the pain.
If they are increasing today, is it the fault of diet or a sedentary lifestyle? And why not both? And aren't there hidden causes? But what do we mean by rheumatism? Osteoarthritis, arthritis, spondylitis, herniated disc, lumbago, osteoporosis, tendinitis... what different illnesses for the same word! Also, it is better to conjugate it in the plural because it brings together more than a hundred conditions.
What are the therapies that oppose it? When and who to consult? General practitioner, rheumatologist, orthopedic surgeon? The treatments are multiple, whether we use allopathy, surgery or alternative medicine, without forgetting the precious physiotherapist. It's still comforting: today we can and must prevent, stop and treat rheumatism and the pain it causes.
Because, if there is a preconceived idea that we must put to rest, it is to believe that fate has the last word. Also, this book gives you all the weapons to go to war against rheumatism and finally make peace with it. Rheumatism, a seasonal ailment? is part of the “Taking charge of your health” collection from Editions Delville, designed in partnership with Génération Santé magazine.
They rank third among the main diseases, after cardiovascular and psychiatric conditions. In January 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the first decade of the third millennium to be the decade of bone and joint diseases. Children, adults, seniors... hardly escape it: our schoolchildren are already affected by it while, from the age of eighteen, half of French people suffer from back pain and later they bow down to the pain.
If they are increasing today, is it the fault of diet or a sedentary lifestyle? And why not both? And aren't there hidden causes? But what do we mean by rheumatism? Osteoarthritis, arthritis, spondylitis, herniated disc, lumbago, osteoporosis, tendinitis... what different illnesses for the same word! Also, it is better to conjugate it in the plural because it brings together more than a hundred conditions.
What are the therapies that oppose it? When and who to consult? General practitioner, rheumatologist, orthopedic surgeon? The treatments are multiple, whether we use allopathy, surgery or alternative medicine, without forgetting the precious physiotherapist. It's still comforting: today we can and must prevent, stop and treat rheumatism and the pain it causes.
Because, if there is a preconceived idea that we must put to rest, it is to believe that fate has the last word. Also, this book gives you all the weapons to go to war against rheumatism and finally make peace with it. Rheumatism, a seasonal ailment? is part of the “Taking charge of your health” collection from Editions Delville, designed in partnership with Génération Santé magazine.
Size: 14 x 22.5 cm
Pages: 221
Author: J. TARKIEL
Editions: DELVILLE
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